On Nov 03 2003, at 12:33, Chris Gehlker was caught saying:
> On Nov 3, 2003, at 11:40 AM, Bart Garst wrote:
> 
> >I'm curious to know what you fellow RedHat users are planning to do 
> >when
> >RedHat Linux gets End-of-life'd?
> 
> Well I never used any Linux as my primary desktop so you really weren't 
> talking to me. What I want to know is whether Red Hat abandoned the 
> desktop market because they thought it had no future or because  they 
> simply think there is no money in it. If it is the latter, then Red Hat 
> is only confirming what Nautilus already demonstrated.

Redhat is not abandoning the desktop market. They are abandoning the
consumer market.  I think they realzie that they need to break into
the enterprise desktop to keep growing and bitting away at Redmond.

~Deepak

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